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Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Hot Fungicides in China in 2011

China's fungicide industry has been in the ascendant trend in recent years with the pull of demand contributed by the gradually extended planting areas of vegetables and fruits which resulted in more disease varieties, the poor resistance of most crops against diseases as well as the enlarged application range, like fresh-keeping for vegetables and fruits, industrial anti-mildew, etc., according to CCM’s February Issue of Fungicides China News.

Under the circumstances, a series of fungicides have become mainstream products in domestic fungicide market in 2011. In detail, some conventional fungicides such as carbendazim, thiophanate-methyl, triadimefon, cymoxanil•mancozeb, propiconazole, etc., have been greatly welcomed in the market of several major diseases' control, like rice sheath blight, rice false smut, wheat sheath blight, wheat stripe rust, late blight of vegetables and potato and so on, with over 5% proportion of the total sales value of fungicides in 2011. 

Besides, some relatively new fungicides, such as enostroburin, SYP-1620, SYP-Z048 (developed by Shenyang Research Institute of Chemical Industry), thiodiazole-copper (developed by Zhejiang Longwan Chemicals Co. , Ltd.), etc., have also been received favorably in domestic market in 2011.
 
It is worth noting that some mixed fungicide formulations, like flumorph•mancozeb and pyraclostrobin•dimethomorph to fight against potato late blight, myclobutanil•mancozeb and propiconazole•azoxystrobin to control banana leaf spot have seized good market share last year. 

It is well known that rice fungicide market is a fierce battlefield for agrochemical companies driven by the handsome profit. Besides some traditional fungicides like kitazine, iprobenfos, isoprothiolane, etc., the demand for other new fungicides with high efficiency, especially ethylicin, kresoxim-methyl, tetramycin, prochloraz, etc., to prevent and control rice blast has been rising in China last year.
 
In terms of rice sheath blight's control, the market share of jingangmycin has been gradually shrinking in Chinese major rice planting areas in recent years, suffering carve-up to a great extent from other fungicides mainly including hexaconazole, tebuconazole, polyoxin, propoconazole•difenoconazole, etc. 

As to fungicide categories, triazole fungicides, which play an increasingly important role in the disease control on various crops, have been selling well in domestic market in 2011. The consumption volume of triazole fungicides with broad spectrum and high efficiency has exceeded 10,000 tonnes in China last year, accounting for about 15% of the total sales volume of all fungicides. Thereinto, tebuconazole, propiconazole and triadimefon were the top three triazole fungicide varieties in China in 2011 by market value.
 
Meanwhile, some overseas companies' fungicides have seized larger market share in China last year, thanks to their excellent control effect, vigorous promotion and sound brand image, such as pyraclostrobin•metiram 60% WDG, pyraclostrobin 250g/L EC, kresoxim-methyl•boscalid 300g/L SC, azoxystrobin 250g/L SC, difenoconazole•azoxystrobin 325g/L SC, trifloxystrobin•tebuconazole 75% WDG and so forth. 

In 2012, the demand for fungicides will increase in China and is predicted to reach about 78,100 tonnes, up 7.26% compared with that in 2011. However, the market competition of fungicides will be more and more brutal due to the expanded capacity, the price hike of most raw materials and the forceful impact from multinational enterprises in the future.

Source: Fungicides China News 1202

Main content of Fungicides China News 1202:
Hot fungicides in China in 2011
Lier Chemical registers azoxystrobin 95% TC 
Noposion aims at kresoxim-methyl formulation market
Jiangsu Sword relocates pesticide production lines to JBCIP
Veyong's net profit down 63.07% year on year in 2011
Hymexazol's sales volume rises in 2011
Carbendazim's market competition to be fiercer in 2012
Shandong's pesticide industry recovers tortuously in 2011
Ji'an Tongrui to run gibberellic acid technical production
Jiangsu Anpon to seize more market share of ethephon 
Jixi Agricultural's difenoconazole 30g/L FS sells well in 2011
Ex-factory price of tricyclazole 95% TC rises in early 2012
Diseases and insect pests' occurrence area to up 4% year on year in China in 2012
Major crop diseases to seriously occur in Jiangsu in 2012
About 30% of dimethomorph technical exported in China in 2011

Fungicides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 10th of every month, provides a wealth of exclusive information and analysis, research and development dynamics of domestic competitors, analysis on import and export of key products, cooperative opportunities with domestic and foreign companies, and market information of foreign patent-expired products.


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For more information, please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com.
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Thursday, October 13, 2011

Domestic Market of Triazole Fungicides Keeps Growing

CCM’s October Issue of Fungicides China News has been released recently. The market dynamic of triazole fungicides in China attracts people’s attention.

Triazole fungicides rank the first place by market value in all the categories of fungicides in China in 2010. Domestic consumption of triazole fungicides has increased by 10.5% in 2010 compared with that in previous years. It is estimated that China’s consumption of triazole fungicides will continue to grow in the future.

China's total capacity of triazole fungicides has exceeded 50,000t/a in 2010 with the capacity expansion and the launch of many new production lines in recent years. The total market value of triazole fungicides has grown to about USD409 million in 2010, up 7.1% and 31.5% respectively compared with that in 2009 and 2008. The top three triazole fungicides by market value were tebuconazole, propiconazole and triadimefon in 2010.

It is estimated that both the output and domestic consumption of triazole fungicides will continue to see stable growth in the next few years with the enhanced promotion and extended control spectrum. What's more, some new triazole fungicides like epoxiconazole, the second largest variety of triazole fungicides in the global pesticide market, are expected to witness high demand growth in China in the future.

More news in CCM’s October Issue of Fungicides China News:
-Jiangsu Huifeng's net profit in H1 2011 has plummeted by 12.72% year on year.
-Qianjiang Biochemical has made great achievements in its revenue and net profit in H1 2011.
-Huaxing Chemical has seriously suffered financial deficit of about USD3.16 million in H1 2011, but its fungicide business has witnessed surge.
-Shandong's pesticide industry has witnessed tortuous recovery in the first half of 2011.
-The demand for fungicides to control major diseases in the fields of cotton, vegetables, fruits and late rice is on the rise at home recently.
-Triazole fungicides have ranked the first place by market value in China in 2010, and the consumption will continue growing in the future.
-Prochloraz is unsuitable to be blindly expanded at present mainly due to the current large capacity, slow-growth export and many competitive products.
-Changqing Agrochemical aims to speed up the development of fungicides to further enrich its product mix and explore new profit growth points in the near future.
-China's fungicide export volume has increased by 22.0% year on year in the first seven months of 2011.
-China's export volume of ethephon technical has ranked the fourth place among the top 20 export pesticide technical in July 2011.
-Shanghai Nongle has been energetically promoting the phenazino-1-carboxylic acid 1% SC in the domestic main planting areas of vegetables, fruits and grains.
-The supply of cymoxanil technical is very tight at present and its ex-factory price has witnessed increase in early Oct. 2011.
-Though the ex-factory prices of most fungicides in the domestic market have witnessed decrease to some extent in early Oct. 2011, four fungicides break through the industrial price reduction.
-Late rice diseases and insect pests in the middle and late growth stages of late rice will occur seriously in Zhejiang Province.
-Potato late blight has occurred severely in Gansu Province since mid-Aug. 2011.

For more information about CCM’s October Issue of Fungicides China News, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com.
 (Guangzhou China, October 12, 2011)

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Please visit http://www.cnchemicals.com for more information or contact econtact@cnchemicals.com

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Wednesday, October 12, 2011

China's Consumption of Triazole Fungicides to Continue Growing

Triazole fungicides have been playing an increasingly important role in the disease control on various crops, ranking the first place by market value in all the categories of fungicides in China in 2010. In particular, the domestic consumption of triazole fungicides has increased by 10.5% in 2010 compared with that of the previous year, and will continue growing in the future, according to CCM’s October Issue of Fungicides China News.

As the largest fungicide category, triazole fungicides with broad spectrum and high efficiency have witnessed a rapid development in the world since triadimefon, the first striking representative of these fungicides, was successfully commercialized in the 1970s. Thereafter, other triazole fungicides such as triadimefon, tebuconazole, propiconazole, difenoconazole, epoxiconazole, etc., have been put on the market in succession.

Owing to the excellent chemical bedrock, abundant resources, strong imitating ability, China has played an important role in the global triazole fungicide industry. China's total capacity of triazole fungicides has exceeded 50,000t/a in 2010 with the capacity expansion and the launch of many new production lines in recent years.

Besides, China's total output of triazole fungicides by technical has exceeded 20,000 tonnes in 2010; thereinto, about 70% was exported to the oversea market. Thanks to their high average prices compared with that of most other fungicide categories, triazole fungicides have taken the first place by market value in all categories of fungicides in China, capturing around 20% of the total fungicide market value in 2010.

The total market value of triazole fungicides has grown to about USD409 million in 2010, up 7.1% and 31.5% compared to that in 2009 and 2008 respectively. The top three triazole fungicides by market value were tebuconazole, propiconazole and triadimefon in 2010.

It is estimated that both the output and domestic consumption of triazole fungicides will continue to see stable growth in the next few years with the enhanced promotion and extended control spectrum. What's more, some new triazole fungicides such as epoxiconazole which is the second largest variety of triazole fungicides in the global pesticide market are expected to witness high demand growth in China in the future.

However, there are still some unfavorable factors existing in China's triazole fungicide industry, such as the increasing disease resistance, the low industry concentration, the degradation of traditional triazole fungicides and so forth. Fortunately, China has attached more and more attention to the healthy development of the domestic pesticide industry especially from 2010 when the Pesticide Industry Policy was formally issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of the People's Republic of China.

As reported in CCM International's Fungicides China News 1010, Chinese pesticide industry will be greatly concentrated in the future. Under the circumstances, the competitiveness of Chinese triazole fungicide industry will be enhanced accordingly with the improving industrial concentration.


Main content of Fungicides China News 1110:
Jiangsu Huifeng's net profit plummets in H1 2011
Qianjiang Biochemical performs well in H1 2011
Huaxing Chemical: financial deficit but fungicide profits
Shandong's pesticide industry recovers tortuously in H1 2011
Demand for fungicides to control several major crop diseases rises
China's consumption of triazole fungicides to continue growing
Prochloraz: unsuitable to blindly expand in China
Changqing Agrochemical to speed up fungicide development
China's fungicide export volume up 22.0% in the first seven months of 2011
Ethephon ranks fourth among top 20 export pesticide technical in July 2011
Shanghai Nongle energetically promoting phenazino-1-carboxylic acid
Cymoxanil technical under tight supply
Four fungicides break through industrial price reduction
Late rice diseases and insect pests to occur seriously in Zhejiang
Potato late blight turns epidemic in Gansu

Fungicides China News, a monthly publication issued by CCM International on 10th of every month, provides a wealth of exclusive information and analysis, research and development dynamics of domestic competitors, analysis on import and export of key products, cooperative opportunities with domestic and foreign companies, and market information of foreign patent-expired products.


For more information about Fungicides China News, please feel free to contact us at econtact@cnchemicals.com

CCM International Ltd.
Guangzhou CCM Information Science & Technology Co., Ltd.

(Guangzhou China, October 11, 2011)